Glance plugin mac os

All-in-one Quick Look plugin

Glance provides Quick Look previews for files that macOS doesn’t support out of the box.

Supported file types

Source code (with Chroma syntax highlighting): .cpp , .js , .json , .py , .swift , .yml and many more

Markdown (rendered using goldmark): .md , .markdown , .mdown , .mkdn , .mkd , .Rmd

Archive: .tar , .tar.gz , .zip

Jupyter Notebook (rendered using nbtohtml): .ipynb

Tab-separated values (parsed using SwiftCSV): .tab , .tsv

There are existing Quick Look apps for some of the supported file types. Why create another one?

Glance combines the features of many plugins into one and provides consistent and beautiful previews.
Glance is fully compatible with Dark Mode.
Some plugins still use the deprecated Quick Look Generator API and might stop working in the future.
Glance can easily be extended to support other file types.

Why does Glance require network permissions?

Glance renders some previews in a WKWebView . All assets are stored locally and network access is disabled, but web views unfortunately still need the com.apple.security.network.client entitlement to function.

Why isn’t the app available on macOS 10.14 or older?

The app uses the new Quick Look API that was introduced in 10.15, so it unfortunately won’t work with older versions of macOS.

Why are images in my Markdown files not loading?

Glance blocks remote assets. Furthermore, the app only has access to the file that’s being previewed. Local image files referenced from Markdown are therefore not loaded.

Why isn’t [file type] supported?

Feel free to open an issue or contribute! When opening an issue, please describe what kind of preview you’d expect for your file.

Please note that macOS doesn’t allow the handling of some file types (e.g. .plist , .ts and .xml ).

You claim to support [file type], but previews aren’t showing up.

Please note that Glance skips previews for large files to avoid slowing down your Mac.

It’s possible that your file’s extension or UTI isn’t associated with Glance. You can easily verify this:

Check whether the file extension is matched to the correct class in PreviewVCFactory.swift .
Find your file’s UTI by running mdls -name kMDItemContentType /path/to/your/file . Check whether the UTI is listed under QLSupportedContentTypes in Info.plist .
If an association is missing, please feel free to add it and submit a PR.

Suggestions and contributions are always welcome! Please discuss larger changes (e.g. adding support for a new file type) via issue before submitting a pull request.

Xcode, Swift and Go need to be installed to build the app locally.

To add previews for a new file extension, please follow these steps:

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Dynamic wallpaper 4+

Beautiful images for desktop

MingleBit

- 3.2 • 86 Ratings

- Free
- Offers In-App Purchases

Screenshots

Description

Looking for an awesome new wallpaper? Get the power of new dynamic wallpaper feature available in macOS Mojave and choose from our collection the one that you like.

Dynamic wallpaper offers you a collection of high quality wallpapers for you desktop.

In essence, a dynamic wallpaper is made using more photos taken in the same place at different intervals of times, or, in our app you will find some sets of wallpapers that have the same theme.

Also, you can use your own photos, and create stunning dynamic wallpapers by yourself!

What’s New

We update the app regularly so we can make it better for you. This version includes several bug fixes and performance improvements.
Also, some brand new wallpapers was added! Enjoy!

Ratings and Reviews

Love the images but have a question?

So, I LOVE the autumn images! But, I was under the impression that, since the preview shows several different images, that the images on my desktop would change? Is this now how it works? So far I’ve got the least appealing picture as my background and it hasn’t changed for 2 days lol Just wondering if It doens’t change or if there’s a way I can make the desktop one of the other pictures. But love the images and the app! Thanks!

Developer Response ,

Thank you for your feedback.
If your wallpaper is not dynamic — sometimes happen — please follow these steps to fix-it: https://support.minglebit.com/kb/faq.php?id=1
If the issue is not fixed, you can contact our support team, and we’ll help you!

Love the Earth view

I just downloaded the earth background and at first I thought there was something wrong bc I had it update my location and it seemed like it was only showing. the opposite version. After reading other reviews I realized I needed to go back to my actual desktop settings and click on the dynamic background that apple provides, and clicked on the. «mojave» and then made sure the dynamic option was also selected. After that I reclicked on the earth dynamic from this app and now it set up with the correct «timezone».

In-App Purchase Error

I was very excited to have more intricate dynamic display options, and this seemed to be perfect. I tested the free backgrounds and they worked with a little extra work (which was expected). The issues arised when I tried to purchase the Earth background. The first go-round I recieved an error message. No big deal. Then I tried 3 or 4 more times before giving up. Just to be safe I checked my banking app, and sure enough, I had been charged each time. This may be an issue on Apple’s end. I really want to give a good review because it’s simple and easy to use. Upon rectafication I will edit this review accordingly.

Developer Response ,

Thanks for the feedback. Please update to the latest version, and use the Restore option. Everything should be back to normal now. If the problem persists, please contact our support team. If you tried to purchase the same wallpaper you should be charged only once. If you tried on others wallpapers, most probably you have been charged for all.
We are really sorry for any inconvenience!

App Privacy

The developer, MingleBit , indicated that the app’s privacy practices may include handling of data as described below. For more information, see the developer’s privacy policy.

Data Used to Track You

The following data may be used to track you across apps and websites owned by other companies:

Data Not Linked to You

The following data may be collected but it is not linked to your identity:

Privacy practices may vary, for example, based on the features you use or your age. Learn More

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Glance plugin mac os

Glances — An eye on your system

Glances is a cross-platform monitoring tool which aims to present a large amount of monitoring information through a curses or Web based interface. The information dynamically adapts depending on the size of the user interface.

It can also work in client/server mode. Remote monitoring could be done via terminal, Web interface or API (XML-RPC and RESTful). Stats can also be exported to files or external time/value databases.

Glances is written in Python and uses libraries to grab information from your system. It is based on an open architecture where developers can add new plugins or exports modules.

python>=2.7 or python>=3.4
psutil>=5.3.0 (better with latest version)
defusedxml (in order to monkey patch xmlrpc)
future (for Python 2 support)

Note for Python 2.6 users

Glances no longer supports Python 2.6. Please upgrade to a minimum Python version of 2.7/3.4+ or downgrade to Glances 2.6.2 (last version with Python 2.6 support).

Deprecation warning note for Python 2.x users

Glances version 4.0 will no longer supports Python 2.x.

bernhard (for the Riemann export module)
bottle (for Web server mode)
cassandra-driver (for the Cassandra export module)
chevron (for the action script feature)
couchdb (for the CouchDB export module)
docker (for the Docker monitoring support) [Linux/macOS-only]
elasticsearch (for the Elastic Search export module)
graphitesender (For the Graphite export module)
hddtemp (for HDD temperature monitoring support) [Linux-only]
influxdb (for the InfluxDB version 1 export module)
influxdb-client (for the InfluxDB version 2 export module) [Only for Python >= 3.6]
kafka-python (for the Kafka export module)
netifaces (for the IP plugin)
py3nvml (for the GPU plugin) [Only for Python 3]
pika (for the RabbitMQ/ActiveMQ export module)
potsdb (for the OpenTSDB export module)
prometheus_client (for the Prometheus export module)
py-cpuinfo (for the Quicklook CPU info module)
pygal (for the graph export module)
pymdstat (for RAID support) [Linux-only]
pysnmp (for SNMP support)
pySMART.smartx (for HDD Smart support) [Linux-only]
pyzmq (for the ZeroMQ export module)
requests (for the Ports, Cloud plugins and RESTful export module)
scandir (for the Folders plugin) [Only for Python sparklines (for the Quick Plugin sparklines option)
statsd (for the StatsD export module)
wifi (for the wifi plugin) [Linux-only]
zeroconf (for the autodiscover mode)

There are several methods to test/install Glances on your system. Choose your weapon!

PyPI: The standard way

Glances is on PyPI . By using PyPI, you will be using the latest stable version.

To install Glances, simply use pip :

Note: Python headers are required to install psutil, a Glances dependencie. For example, on Debian/Ubuntu you need to install first the python-dev package (python-devel on Fedora/CentOS/RHEL). For Windows, just install psutil from the binary installation file.

Note 2 (for the Wifi plugin): If you want to use the Wifi plugin, you need to install the wireless-tools package on your system.

You can also install the following libraries in order to use optional features (like the Web interface, exports modules. ):

To upgrade Glances to the latest version:

If you need to install Glances in a specific user location, use:

If you are administrator and want to install Glances for all users:

The current develop branch is also published to the test.pypi.org package index. If you want to test the develop version, enter:

Glances Auto Install script: the easy way

To install both dependencies and the latest Glances production ready version (aka master branch), just enter the following command line:

Note: This is only supported on some GNU/Linux distributions and Mac OS X. If you want to support other distributions, please contribute to glancesautoinstall.

Docker: the fun way

Glances containers are availables. You can use it to monitor your server and all your other containers!

Get the Glances container:

Available versions on the Docker Hub repository:

nicolargo/glances:latest for a basic Debian Glances image version with minimal dependencies
nicolargo/glances:alpine-latest for a basic Alpine Glances image version with minimal dependencies
nicolargo/glances:latest-full for a full Debian Glances image version with all dependencies
nicolargo/glances:alpine-latest-full for a full Alpine Glances image version with all dependencies

You can also specify a version by replacing latest by 3.2.3 (for example).

Run last version of Glances container in console mode:

Additionally, if you want to use your own glances.conf file, you can create your own Dockerfile:

Alternatively, you can specify something along the same lines with docker run options:

Where `pwd`/glances.conf is a local directory containing your glances.conf file.

Run the container in Web server mode (notice the GLANCES_OPT environment variable setting parameters for the glances startup command):

Glances is available on many Linux distributions, so you should be able to install it using your favorite package manager. Be aware that when you use this method the operating system package for Glances may not be the latest version.

To install the binary package:

To install Glances from ports:

If you do not want to use the glancesautoinstall script, follow this procedure.

macOS users can install Glances using Homebrew or MacPorts .

Install Python for Windows (Python 2.7.9+ and 3.4+ ship with pip) and then run the following command:

You need a rooted device and the Termux application (available on the Google Play Store).

Start Termux on your device and enter:

And start Glances:

You can also run Glances in server mode (-s or -w) in order to remotely monitor your Android device.

To install Glances from source:

Note: Python headers are required to install psutil.

An awesome Chef cookbook is available to monitor your infrastructure: https://supermarket.chef.io/cookbooks/glances (thanks to Antoine Rouyer)

For the standalone mode, just run:

For the Web server mode, run:

and enter the URL http:// :61208 in your favorite web browser.

For the client/server mode, run:

on the server side and run:

on the client one.

You can also detect and display all Glances servers available on your network or defined in the configuration file:

You can also display raw stats on stdout:

or in a CSV format thanks to the stdout-csv option:

and RTFM, always.

For complete documentation have a look at the readthedocs website.

If you have any question (after RTFM!), please post it on the official Q&A forum.

Gateway to other services

Glances can export stats to: CSV file, JSON file, InfluxDB , Cassandra , CouchDB , OpenTSDB , Prometheus , StatsD , ElasticSearch , RabbitMQ/ActiveMQ , ZeroMQ , Kafka , Riemann , Graphite and RESTful server.

How to contribute ?

If you want to contribute to the Glances project, read this wiki page.

There is also a chat dedicated to the Glances developers:

If this project help you, you can give me a tip 😉

Nicolas Hennion (@nicolargo)

Glances is distributed under the LGPL version 3 license. See COPYING for more details.

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Glances an Eye on your system. A top/htop alternative for GNU/Linux, BSD, Mac OS and Windows operating systems.

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